...them by charter. 6. What Colonies, at the time of the Revolution, were under Provincial Governments ? New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. 7. What Colonies were governed by Proprietaries at the commencement of the Revolution ? 2 »31 Pennsylvania,...

...Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Their governors were appointed by their proprietors, and Those an'l the proprietors usually made the laws. The provincial...Constitution. It was formed in the first Continental Congress (pnge 127), by the representatives of thirteen separate but not independent nor sovereign provinces,...

...These assemblies made local laws which had to be submitted to the King for his approval or disapproval. New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, were Provincial Colonies. In Proprietary Governments, the King granted his rights and privileges to...

...and attested, on the 2Oth of July, 1846, by Nicholas P. Trist, Chief Clerk of the State Department. * Previous to the Revolution, there were three forms...chosen representatives of the people, made the laws. The Union is older than the Constitution. It was formed in the first Continental Congress by the representatives...

...colonial distinctness is shown by the diverse forms of their governments. 1. The provincial governments in New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. 2. Proprietary or feudal governments for Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware. 8. Charter governments...

...and attested, on the 2Olh of July, 1846, by Nicholas P. Trist, Chief Clerk of the State Department. 2 Previous to the Revolution, there were three forms...chosen representatives of the people, made the laws. The Union is older than the Constitution. It was formed in the first Continental Congress by the representatives...

...and Rhode Island; (b) proprietary, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland; (r) the royal or provincial, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. — The English element predominating in all the colonial governments; (a) as a natural consequence...

...Majesty for His Royal Signature. HEN FANE Draught of an Instruction for the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Hampshire, New York, [New Jersey,] Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, forbidding them to grant Lands or make Settlements which may interfere with the Indians bordering on...

...by the proprietors, not by the king. The proprietors appointed the governors. 44. The Royal Colonies were New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. These had no charters, and their governors were appointed by the king. Almost all of them were at first...

...Majesty for His Royal Signature. HEN FANE Draught of an Instruction for the Governors of Nova Scotia, New Hampshire, New York, [New Jersey,] Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, forbidding them to grant Lands or make Settlements which may interfere with the Indians bordering on...